Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche, Gaby Hoffmann
A volcano erupts in downtown L.A., threatening to destroy the city.
DVD Release Date: December 18, 2001
Stats: 4,493 reviews
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September 22, 2009
I love it in the underground scene when a guy is standing in the lava and he throws a person to safety just before he melts. Brilliant. This film review is in memory of him! God bless you melting man!
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February 11, 2009
Saw this in a geography class if I remember correctly, makes learning about volcanos all te more exciting, not sure if I'd watch it for any other reason to be honest lol...
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March 4, 2008
Childhood memories sometimes become nightmares when you grow up: yes, I saw this.
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November 12, 2009
Volcano is just what we've come to expect from blockbusters: the story's iffy, the characters are ever so slightly two-dimensional and the supporting cast do the bare minimum.
Tommy Lee Jones is ok, but it is a bit laughable how clichéd his character is.
Anne Heche does well w...( read more) -
October 16, 2009
Much better than Dante's Peak which was released around the same time,this one focuses on a volcano that erupts in Los Angeles.Jones is in fine form in this disaster type thriller.
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August 25, 2009
it seems to be sooo real.
you know what happened?
when i was seeing this movie on t.v, my grandma came and she said
" oh my God...
where it happened?"
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March 7, 2009An Emergency Chief Mike Roark (Tommy Lee Jone) & Geologists Amy Barnes (Anne Heche) & Rachel (Laurie Lathem) save the city from Subterranean tremor beneath the streets of LA releases a lava flow threatened to turn city into a blazing inferno toward the Cedars Sinai Hospital into the Pacific Ocean.
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